A poll of economists by news agency Reuters has some good news about the Japanese economy, with most experts expecting a recovery in the third quarter. Economists are tipping the huge private sector and government spending on reconstruction after the earthquake as a major stimulus. Japan, a major force in the forklift market and the world's third-largest economy, is technically in recession and experts say the impact of the earthquake and tsunami is likely to be far worse than originally thought, but also much shorter. Some say the worst is over and the future looks brighter there.